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Posted by admin on November 21, 2008 under News | 
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New Release: Magento Version 1.1.7
This version includes over 350 issue resolutions for Magento 1.1.x that are listed in the release notes section, and new functionality that includes:
* Google Website Optimizer integration
* Google Base integration
* Scheduled DB logs cleaning option
Our comment:
The team finally fix the “Google Sitemap will not generate” bug.
Posted by admin on November 12, 2008 under Problems & Solutions | Be the First to Comment
Question:
I have upload all magento files and all the files’ permission are set correctly. However, i still run into “500 Internal Server Error” problem.
Solution:
If you are on cpanel server, check the “error_log” file for clue on what is causing the internal error. Most of Read more of this article »
Posted by admin on November 6, 2008 under Guide | Be the First to Comment
First of all, make sure your web hosting provider meet the requirement before you install magento.
Two reasons why you should use this guide:
1. Your account do not come with SSH access and upload files via FTP is taking so long( it took me > 20minutes just to upload entire magento files via FTP)
2. OR you do not know how to install magento using SSH.
This guide is for you.
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Here is a quick way to upload all magento files using cpanel file manager:
( You can always check for newest release from http://www.magentocommerce.com/download/noregister )
Upload magento
1. Upload your magento-x.x.x.zip file to public_html/ via FTP. This gonna take sometime since the zip file alone is about 15mb big.
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Magento is a fantastic open source ecommerce shopping cart. However, the software will require a few important modules to be install on your web hosting provider’s server in order to get it working properly.
Requirement Check:
Upload this Script to check whether your server support magento:
http://www.magentocommerce.com/_media/magento-check.zip
Most webhosts should be running apache, php5,mysql 5 by now. However, do check that PHP include the specific extensions like PDO_MySQL while mySQL support innoDB engine.
Here are the basic requirement:
Web server: Apache 1.x, 2.x
PHP5.2.x and above
* Required extensions:
o PDO_MySQL
o simplexml
o mcrypt
o hash
o GD
o DOM
o iconv
o SOAP (if Webservices API is to be used)
- Safe_mode off
- Memory_limit 32M or more
MySQL:
